Notable Passengers

The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by A. V. R. Lovegrove, concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on March 11^th, 1934. Officers of the ship reported a fine voyage from Yokohama. Passengers, mail, and a general cargo that included silk and silver were transported from the Orient. At Victoria considerable cargo, including silk and silver were transferred to the Grace line ship SANTA ROSA. The SANTA ROSA under the command of Captain Curt Zastrom, was destined for New York.

Notable passengers aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA arriving at Vancouver on March 11^th, 1934.

H. E. Goldsmith	Former Assistant of the Public Works Department, Hong Kong, proceeding to England after a short visit in Victoria.
Rt. Rev. W. C. White	Bishop of Honan, en route to Toronto.
K. T. Fawcett	Assistant manager of the Glen Line, travelling to England
Major M. H. A. Campbell	British Army Officer from Hong Kong, proceeding to England.
Mrs. K. Stringer	Of Shanghai, en route to England.
J. H. Green	Far Eastern manager of Thomas Cook & Sons en route to England.
N. T. Hawkins	Manila businessman en route to Europe.
G. N. Hallett	Of Standard Oil Company, Yokohama, proceeding to New York.
Mrs. B. Buttman	Of German Consul at Yokohama, proceeding to Germany.

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